 Replacing Stock Plastic fuel lines, what size SS braded lines do you run? |
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| Daryl32 |
 Jan 15 2020, 09:57 AM
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Working on refurbishing a 1973 914 V8 conversion. I am thinking that while the engine is out, this would be a good time replace the 47 year old plastic fuel lines.
What is your take on this? Thanks |
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